Kyle Carter

Businessses in downtown Davenport may finally have the evidence they need to persuade the city council to convert 3rd and 4th streets to two-way traffic.

Nearly six months after the Mississippi River flooded dozens of Davenport companies, most of them are back in business. The Downtown Davenport Partnership…

There won't be any more "road closed" signs on River Drive for the forseeable future. Davenport city officials and local business owners gathered Friday…

A benefit concert for flood victims in Davenport will be held next month. Flood Fest is set for Friday June 7th at the River Center, with all proceeds…

The Quad Cities are divided by the Mississippi River along the Illinois-Iowa border. They all took a big hit during the 1980’s farm crisis, and were...

Davenport, the downtown partnership, and the Figge Art Museum are inviting people to help plan the next step for the Mississippi riverfront.Recently, the…

More than 60 years after they became one-way through downtown Davenport, city officials are considering restoring 3rd and 4th streets to two-way traffic.…

Millions of dollars worth of new projects were completed in downtown Davenport this year, and millions more are under construction. That was the message…

Work will begin soon to convert more old buildings in downtown Davenport into more loft apartments. Wednesday developers John Ruhl and John Carroll broke…

The numbers are "eye popping." That's how the Kyle Carter, executive director of the Downtown Davenport Partnership, sums up the past year.The division of…